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According to Ray White Chief Economist Nerida Conisbee, if you take a look at Australian Bureau of Statistics finance data it certainly seems investors are particularly buoyant right now and the increase in new loan commitments has been particularly rapid.

This is a fantasy that many of us dream of bringing to life but unless you are prepared to move to Europe it is a dream that is hard to bring to reality and even harder to do with style.

Gun agent Oliver Lavers of the powerhouse Ray White TRG business has kicked off the new fiscal year strongly, being recognised as an Elite performer, in fact he’s the first salesperson to settle the most deals in the new financial year.

With half of the Australian population restricted to their homes this weekend, the usual Saturday auction frenzy looked a little different.

Vicki Pain, principal of Ray White Rural Dayboro and Ray White Rural Eumundi, and a 20/21 Ray White Rural Chairman's Elite Agent, has shared her unique story and perspective on success within the real estate industry.

This week, I take a look at the latest population movement data for Australia, as well as the growth in housing finance. There continues to be a tsunami of money targeting a declining number of properties for sale.

ONE of the fastest growing real estate businesses in the country, Ray White Canberra, has just welcomed top agents and north Canberra specialists Chris Dixon and Maree van Arkel to their rapidly expanding group.

A pair of familiar faces from Sydney’s Northern Beaches have taken the next step in their real estate journey, partnering with Australia’s leading real estate group.

Ray White Rural has just welcomed Anthony Stevens to Australia's largest family owned and led real estate network. 

WITH listings low and house prices at an all time high, the age old question of whether you should buy or sell first has become particularly relevant.

IF you are looking for a tree change then 4 Palm Tree Crt, Pomona ticks all the boxes.

TODAY’S sellers who forged ahead netted all-time high prices at auction with intense buyer demand propelling sale prices up 13.4 per cent higher on average, compared to the best offer prior to auction day, according to Ray White.